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Charles Manby, a senior partner at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., will lead a 100 million-pound ($152 million) fundraising campaign for the Francis Crick Institute, which will be Europe’s largest biomedical research center.
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London is susceptible to an outbreak of measles as currently seen in Wales given one of the lowest vaccination rates in the U.K. a decade ago, according to a pediatric epidemiologist.
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Jane Ong thought she had a good case to sue her accountants in Singapore over asset valuations during a two-decade divorce fight. Short of money, she persuaded a litigation funder -- an investor that pays for a lawsuit in return for a share of the proceeds -- to help.
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On a snowy morning in the middle of February, Tony Blair, looking trim from his four- to five-times- a-week workout regime, is sipping coffee in his office in London’s Mayfair district.
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Losing hair at the crown of the head may signal an increased risk of heart disease in men.
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Following is a summary of key facts about Cyprus, which holds the final round of elections for a new president on Feb. 24. The president will be called upon to sign an international bailout agreement aimed at preventing a financial collapse in Cyprus.
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Scientists for the first time explained the role of a protein in the slow destruction of brain cells in Alzheimer’s disease, pinpointing a potential new target for treatments.
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What do Guatemala, Mexico and the U.S. have in common? They are among the very few countries throughout history whose constitutions have guaranteed the right to bear arms.
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Pope Benedict XVI is the first pontiff to resign since Gregory XII, who stepped down in 1415 to resolve a dispute over who should lead the Catholic Church.
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A single dose of a gene therapy let four patients with severe hemophilia stop regular injections of clotting factors previously needed to protect them from bleeding to death, a study showed.
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